New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-05-11

Schmuckers park and summer gar
den will be the attraction this summer.
The Andrews Opera Co. will play in
the Alikado and Mascotte early in June.
A son of John Schapekchm fell on
sidewalk Wednesday and broke his col
lar bone.
The premium list of the Brown
County Agricultural Society is printed
and will be mailed next week.
JOS A. Eckstein was elected Grand
Overseer A. O. U. W. at the Rochester
meeting.
The scholars of the Turnverein will
show how they progressed during the
last three months, next Sunday evening.
To day Chas. Stuebe will ship twenty
four carloads of cattle to Sioux City Ia.
and Omaha Neb.
John F. Neumann is building two adj
tlitions to his residence on North Second
Street One 15x22 and one 16xl6 with
q steeple SKIS.
If you feel real dry, call at the city
Office of the Creamery company and
take drink of fresh buttermilk. It is
delicious.
One of Pfenningers new residence
buildings on German Street is nearing
completion. Work on the other one
will commence soon.
The contract for building the ap-
proaches to the Cottonwood bridge,
near Guldens place, was awarded to
Alonzo Nichols. Consideration $170.
Peter Gag is having tubular we'll
driven on his State street lot and work
on his new residence will begin at once.
1t will be a fine building when com.
pleted.
Mr.. Jacob Brust, who was injured
severely by falling off a ladder, at Es-
sig station, several weeks ago, is able
to 90 out by the aid of crutches. He
expects to return to his duties, at Essig
in about two weeks.
The new engine and boiler of the
Eagle Mill Go. are in place and opera
tons will begin next week. AS soon az
every thing is in running order the
Eagle Mills will have a capacity Of 35(
barrels per day.
Garret De Wrinkle, the man wh<
killed Jerome Swift at Marshall las
Fourth of July evening, plead guilty t.
murder in the second degree, at Mar
shall, last week Tuesday, and was sen
fenced to nine years hard labor in tn
penitentiary.
Al year old son of Leonard Boor O
Brighton was thrown down q flight o
stairs Saturday evening producing
fracture of his left collar bone beside
some ugly bruises. 1t seems that tn
hired man (who was the cause of tn
Academy wasasleep and dreaming whel
the boy was just coming to be-
and mistook the boy for q burglar
He took the boy in his arms carrying
him across room and threw him dow
2 flight of stairs producing injurie
g above stated.
Our BARRIERS have studied section %
of the penal code and have come to th
conclusion that it will be best for the1
to abolish Sunday labor. The sectio
reads as follows: ''Servile Labor
All labor on Sunday is prohibited, e.
cepting the works of necessity or char
ty. In works of necessity or charity
included whatsoever is needfui durin
the day for the good order, health {
comfort Of the community. Provided
however, that keeping open a barbe
shop on Sunday for the purpose of Gu
ting hair and shaving boards shall n,
be deemed 3 work of necessity or char
ty." Either get shaved on week da,
or do your own work hereafter.
The Grand Lodge Of the Ancient 0
der of United Workmen of Minneso
and Dakota assembled at Rochest,
Tuesday and remained in session uni
Thursday. The attendance was gooc
40 Workmen, representing about 1:
lodges being present The folIowir
officers were elected. Grand Mast
Workman-S. NJ. Espey. Windor
Grand Foreman G. G. Huff, Huro
Grand Overseer-Jos. A. Eckstein, Ne
Ulm. Grand Recorder. w. Soul